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Pa. Ease as ontc. ro operation or business
aouse. Refding, Pa zhd Saturday of each
Mouth. Sand for circulars. ADVICE free. e
Many appliances and treatments for the eur
of rupture are advertised but II certainly must
he accepted as true that the most reliable testi-
mony must come from people who are 10 po-
are a few tiers selected from many thousands
of similar character, received from people
who have been cured:
i Iruptured. Through Dr. j. u. Mayors treat.
mert am completely cured, and recommend d
his treatment. Joseph Wolf, Justice OF the
My son was ruptured from birth until years
old. took him 70 doctors, tried innny trnsses
had him at hospitals and at the University 81
| took k him 70 DR.. IT. j. b. Mayer, sal Arch ST..
once and entirely cured him. William Dix.
1916 Montrose 81, Phila. Sworn May 18th,
S9sePs P,s nckinnfy 81 NsIsTy %sTyr. DEAR SIR,
Many years ago received severe rupture;
I came under your treatnen: and got ease al
Physicians ofihe United States Pension De
partment, January 6, leo6. no trace Of rupture
conld be found lean safely say hanks IL
Frank Deamer, u North rl,lrds ST., rnila -.
LII. Z. Langrehr. WiIliamstown. n. ].
& III p. HWSrtIng, ar New yt Ringg4laj Pa: p,na
, / A. ID. Goldsworthv. Ceniralia, Columbia GO
10. G. Pipher, 1903 South third ST., Reading, n
, Israel Sandt Main ST.. souih EasioH, Pa.
Martha Huber. Blrd-in- Hand. Pa.
I'D. j. Dellett, 2i4 eouth Twelfth 81 Reading
If. T. Benny, e04 South 9Th ST.. Phila.
l.. A. Hamilton, 2lil FraLklin ST., Phtla.
q Jacob &. Schaut 952 n orth Tenth ST., Phta
~. q. Qulmby. 22j Pearl ST., Reading, Pa.
A. 3; Kleinge ma, Limekiln. Berks Co., Pa.
j, III. Q. Lyme, 3i6 $. 14th ST., Harrisburg, Ia.
'1G. w. Watt Eorrlstown. Va.
. II. f. Hershey, Hershey House, Harrisburg
kP. g. Rossiter, PhoeniXviile, Pa.
is. Jones Phillips, keDnEtt square, Pa.
Theodore Matthes 9qi 'T,,,Sst fcrE St, Pb!la
IL. Price, WaynesboYo. Pa,
EJohn Yates, i24 Vine ST. Phila.
A. II. McNaiyht, LewiEtowD, Pa.
Z. l.. Deturck, Ulcy. Berks Co., Ia.
1 y. Shoup, 4th II BinRalnan Sts., Reading, II
! lIkrnest Fatiguet, 2n2l Lawrence st l'bila.
| L X. l.. Rowe, Scs Elm ST. Reading, Ia.
Is. I. Sooy, Mantua, Gloucester Co, y, J.
~. NJ, Butz, G!6 West Hpntinrdon ST., Phila.
vi 2. X. DanennOwer. 2ns FairhillSL Phiia.
III Jacob Dambach, Jr., 22i2 Lawrence ST., Phllf
] pt;er Burkhart, Nj2 Green St., teadinE, Ia
r Ed. j. Sheeslcy, Steelton, nauphin Co., Pa
tGeorge Le"hel 223l Reese St.. Phila.
? John II. Shparer, Yellow House, Berks Co.
u refer you 10 any of the shove people, all Z
Iwhom are permanently cured. send for Gil
e icular &C., to main Office, 81 Arch ST., PhilS
II ni4-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

The ps.apsso superlatiye Paten,
u,anr IA made from the choicest whea'
ah.a;n n,ou, ahle there! e!ore 1t Is the best -four
AK your grocer or -four dealer FOR H.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
inst Symptoms

.,ses are much the same
r.. of appetite, sore
h ,be chest and back,
IN a few days yon may
~. other hand, YOU may
r.cr,uonia or gallopins
ruu no risks, but begin
take Ayers Cherry
..,.s,o, James Birchard' OF
WAS severely i'll. The
vas in Consumption,
4, .aald do nothing Tor him,
asa last resort, TO try
p.rosal. After taking
.to or three months, he
/. awcll man. His health
!. lcrrcscnt day.
4. MAIDEN, Mass, writes :
n p. 40 | took a severe cold
4. nlorcl into Bronchitis
=, eI was so weak that
il. was much elnaciatcd,
.,,antly. | consulted
|. , ta' they were power
p. i that | was III Con-
3. ,a friend brought me
. =, Cherry Pcctoral.
loSr, ] found relief.
l ne, and my health
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

:, d. A q lOD BAY nJa>f.
y : I- s'lui and al rixht; vii.
aaui saddle horse. kinO
: it'f'A,tiye Can be byu4 ,
:. I-.ltel days .for pa ticu.
u3e.s
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

4 VERY DESillAhI.h,
r'., conveniently located 3
ata4lnh; Easy terms. Address
s''sh'f, Attorneys Tor heirs.
uii-tf
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~. .hayI r s, 49,
iva Dol; Z houses, bain,
h~l.dings In good ord
! aOOa 2pgiY 10 ifrU.
= i. IA hAEEat street. dsai
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

tBrE or 81 AONES,
!l0icgton; good lsi d
,'iAo 200; viii tske h
: Ia "a tpIymost. hppiy
""aESD, RU. eii ERgkel
d. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

- ,en baby wss sick, we gave hsr Csstorla., -.
60 she was q Child, she Cried iOr Ssot Sss.ori :
y isn sna aSI htidcea. sho gave them CSs
toTta.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

= = oLNis .,u E.IAs.
u rLAans at fair 81 iiUss
- h4siAes1 wagons. ~
! md ErenrL. sLs. sl0-31
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= -hi De IntpI.E
\ aud u street, on New
a. itasUnHhle. inquire
l. a. 1t wStn-t
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e.. "a - ---.-- 49,.
WI g. l4qalre " !. Il .
"a e". it0n n Hatdwate , O.
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f4s-l FINE SiunE paOP-
q. sGoyd business, tituats At
y-a'e' County, Pa, WITH OF 70
-ts I'd. wi h good pullti
\ ~. pis ofchlri ~ Desring
~. ..aa: sAali .fuIts; land and
Hi,t eol AZ L bar. Ain. tell
~ ~. rlLHUE, q " seventh
.-.a,.1l, Del, d&ti
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

10 LEahr JRE
Il su.r system ~ liis King
- s'aps, etc. msd9 20 orher;
rlri, ut to messure. ulieoiim
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S'IEisjEN

Z. l,,sp Err rs IN aEAY
~ s r''1st-tlon, 81 % q shs re
~eEIESsir p, ,U,aaPEnrEk, Jr., or
AN. n3o.lm
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r. 'vc. VA =. y. sils. Ap.
lu "a - q.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

No use to go TO Phiiadeluhia for Clothing.
We will cell you better suits and ovetcoais
coat: csc 10 81 saved on pante; 81 to 81 esved
on boys suits CT overcoats, all styles OF
Mons, Bys' aDd Chiidren's UfCtninC.
Bring the iitsls BOYS along for tuits and
owe ,a.s. No have 8 large s:ock of goods
for the little ones, AMI sell then very low.
Don't 10 to Fhhs6elphia or elFewherc fer
UloihiuE till yol Come In an eee the won
defful good Clothing We hase for Men,
Boys aud Obi drtn, 1t the Great Banner
Sale opening this day, at the
Cor. OF Seventh and Market SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL. n2aim
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

- OR s GOOD BRICK
r. zap, or VIII trade for build
|rs ., Lain j. q. PIUKELs, Z.
So VII. liei. .su,
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an D.. ays A.. I3.u u rAtI
st,sr,,..'@,n : "@,n. x Q; In good oder.
=, M @ ua'inS. THOMAS Is
1'~' AFt srso.. l30.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

'e.,1, nth A PLEASANT
SehtleMen or man and wife
n2-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08

n = " 2 N1U no w h.N IsNV
s,r,.p or hotels Restaurants or
T., Al be Accommodated BY cali
r ..Jn la .elligence oitics ybe
jan2o-u
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|l-i NY ~ LHAh To l.
.atts.. Addres, M t. y.
o7,s2t
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~. Wv IN u. SrDttY FKDNi
s-.,t, ,..,, i.1,5 Win board married
'9S' a. les Shlplsy strsst.
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A MIDDLE AGED
, s- General Homework in u
= ltjlIlOnbAfd street.
.... dec1-3ti
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For sac.

STORE Alb MADISON
.att. Us next door above. d7-St
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y; Hn- .... liz ROUSE, no. III W.
rs 80 p ly to t'EtIRHE Nj.
a.,, ~ ~ claw srs Junction, or t.
-. hphey, Q 8 Market, MA Il
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Cherry PeCtoral,

rrlrSREp ny
. e, / Co., Lowell, Mass.
.. PficeSl; ria bottles, q.
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pENaONn WANTING

nn.~u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

"'Well, that will be Just the thing
for you,' he said with great confidence.
1 can help you on that tooi l am &C.
quainted with q man In the book busi-
ness and he wants Q partner. There
10 your chance. l will 60 down with
you In the morning and give you an
introduction.
Then he ratified on for half an hour
about subscription books. The for
tunes that had been made out of them
and the chances there were for young
men In the business, and ! went TO bed
with renewed hopes.
1.-THE next morning he went down
to the office. Charlie introduced me
and told the proprietor 1 wanted to
learn the business.
Want to learn the book business!
he exclaimed, as though there were
something terrible In the very thought.
III you had the experience / have you
would never try handling books! It
Is the most tantalizing business on
earth. Take new subscription book,
for instance. 1t treats OF q popular
topic and you know there Is money in
II. The books take, the agents secure
large orders and everything looks pros
porous. But wait till the delivery
comes. Some Of the subscribers have
changed their minds, some OF them
moved away, and probably those
whom the agent felt the surest of will
have diphtherIa or scarlet fever so
that he can't see them at all. The re-
suit Is, two-thirds of the books come
back on your hands. 1t is the most
discouraging business in existence. l
don't want any partner. ! want to
sell OUT
"'Do you know of any opening in
my kind of businessr
"'No, sir, l DON'T he replied, with
a wild shake of the head. Every
profession and every branch of bust.
ness under the sun il over crowded!
There is not even a possibility of sue
cess in anything
Charlie went back to his work an d
went back to my boarding house.
Mrs. Green,' said, in q defiant
tone, will you trust me for my board
for two months?'
"'Why, yes, Mr.. Myers, l will
trust you, she replied. What are you
going TO do?'
~ am going to open law Office.
| have spent my time and money in
fitting myself for profession, and
propose to follow it and make a living
out Of it,
THAT afternoon I rented small
Office and commenced business for my
self. have followed the practice Of
law ever since and l have prospered.
Any young man can do the same. Ask
neither sympathy, assistance nor ad-
vice, but qualify yourself for the voca-
tion you wish to follow, and then 60 to
work In earnest.
"Daniel Webster only voiced the
experience ofa lifetime when he re-
piled to young man who asked him
II there was q chance in his profession:
"'Yes. sir, there is room at the
top"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Notes from The Century Co.

The Lincoln Life In the forthcoming
November Century has TO do with The
period after L.nccln's election, and be-
fore his inauguration. In this install.
ment will be given to the world for the
first time fourteen letters OF President
Lincoln. These are written to men like
General Scott, Mr.. Seward, Mr.. Ray.
mond, Mr. Gilmore and others.
There are also important letters from
W. II. Seward, and interesting letters
and extracts rom letters by Horace
Greeley, q B Wasbburne, Simon
Cameron, General Soott, Thurlow Weed,
Thomas Cor win, W. G. Bryant and John
A. Dix
DR.. Elgleston's novel, "Tbs Gray.
sons" will begin in the November Con.
tury, rs wen as Mr.. OAhle's three par
story. "Au L.rge." The number Will
contain also q short story by Villa @
Henry Bishop, "a Little Dinner"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Apostle snow turns Up,

At the Mormon Con ference in Bali
Lake Utah, on Saturday, Apostle Eus
tus Snow preached = sermon. He has
been hiding for more than n year to
avoid arrest for unlawful oohabitation,
tais being his arst public appearance.
He was not arrested. An epistle from
President Woodruff was read. It init.
mated DO change of policy on tho part
OF the OLu,th, and was devoted chiefly
to exhortinR ihs M,rmons to be faithful
TO religion. The Mormon CONSTITUTIONS al
Uonven ton also reassein bled on Sstur.
day and prepared memorial to Con
press, praying for the admission OF
USsh into the Union, declaring their
sood faith and purpose TO oar;y ont pro
v sions OF ihs Constitution ~ adopted.
As one induoemont for mission, Com
giess 10 informed that By admitting
Utah the nation will be relieved O /
troublesome questions.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Coiored ODD RsIiows.

On tomorrow at 10 q. m. the Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows will pa
rade over the following route: Form
on Fourth, right resting on Poplar. ny
Poplar to Eleventh, ID Lombard, t.
Thirteenth, to French, to Fourth, te
Marx ct, to Seventh, to Orange, *
Twelfth, to Tatrall, to Eighth, to
Wash lngton, to Dslaware avenue, tC
Pennsy lvsnia avenue, to the park. In
the evening Philadelphia Pstriarohy
will give q grand exhibition drill 10
the Institute Hall, after which . grand
march will take place.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Fro on President Cieveland's Train.

Notwithstanding all the precautiou
that was taken by the railroad officiAls
for the safety OF the President, his wife
and party, smoke WAS seen to be issu.
ing from the Presidents car, The
train was im mme1istely stopped and
thousands OF people came running to
the scene, but their fears changed to
glad ness when the President stepped 10
Che rear platform and shouted out NO
FIRE, but only smoke from one OF STAINS.
bury Murray, Jr.'s straight five cent
cigars that had been purchased at Nc.
104 East Front street, Wilmington,
Della ware. The train moved on amid
the loud cheers of the spectators.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes TO III
as nicely and perfectly as possible can oe
suited by Mr.. james Harding, merchan,
tailor. No SIG French street. Patrons oi
Mr.. Harding, who are among our promi
nent and influential citizens, have express
ed themselves as exceedingly comiortaoi,,
and greatly pleased with the neat ut OF
their garments, which are always made IN
the latest style. French, Engli.h and cas-
simere suitings and cloths of all kinds
of the latest styles, are always on hand
AS cool weather and busy times are nov
fast approaching, gentlemen should cal
and see the sty es at once. s2s' Sm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Catt,o Thieves,

Tho United States Grand Jury a.
Tucson, Arizona, hiss discovered that
''org anized cattle thieves have been
stealing cattle from the Indians OF the
ban Carlos Reservation during tho past
year Several very prominent citisens
are Implicated. The white men VINO
stole the cattle changed the Indian
brands into their own, which had been
purposely made to closely resemble. I"
There is little doubt that much Of the
trouble with the Indians has resulted
from those cattle thefts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

The Old Corner is fully
alive to the times. Yes.
An active, busy, driving
place all the year round;
full and plenty of work
every day in the year; bring
ing content and comfort
to all its many wcrxpeople.
It is easily accounted for.
The quality of the Clothing
lis good and il worth the
money paid. The prices
must be low: otherwise the
demand wcul6 be less:) and
the people who buy under
stand that the dollars come
back to themselves, to their
neighbors and friends in
other branches of business
Bear in mind there must
be a profit to ourselves in
all this great workshop.
Small profit.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
sOklCnA

NUTICE-l, JOSEPH E9HHER, THt
~ owner and oc supant Of the houfe SIT
uated ct oi9 Church st., being the y. ". CT
tn and Churoh stroets, In the Eighth ward
Of the city Of Wilmir Rton, county OF HewCas
usAnd STATE Of Delswsre,tno com r Iisnoe with
the requirements VI tho acts Of tae General
Asse nbly In suoh Case made and provided
do bereoy give nOtlos that shall apply in
writing 70 the Court Of General .5eee ions o.
the Posos and Jail Delivery Of tho Stats Of
delaware, IN aud for Nov Gasslo County, ob
Monday, the 2lss day OF Nov. A. D.lsST, be
ing the next term of said court, for license
for said house as an inn or tavern, for the
sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors in les,
quantities than one quart, to DO drunk or
the promises, and tho following re eipectabl
oitisens Of said ward recommend the sait
application, viz;
James Denning John ZONES
Domintok U'Donnell Tlmolhy h U ALL
WIN ID sparks W r Wells
James Ohristy Samuel Moors
Joseph sell wiliism ID Cpdyks
bernard Mccullough John J. Hornet
Walter n Taylor JosspA II Horner
John 81 Irwin Bernard Ionoaoe
CHARLES kocberle James A Mcguire
hAlsek h Nay james Stsen
John Loflus John Dsnlon
Aaron PyIe Jshn u strauss
ol0-dkw JOSEPH E9dNER.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

A NNUUNO emENT.
FFICR OF THE RLAwARE
fRIErIka 90 22A Market ST.,
Wilmington. Del, Oot. !, 's7
Paving purchased tae plant Of the Jane
b " ebb Pr;p sing anu Sta ionerJ COMPANY
We are prrp.r~d 70 MI all orders for trint
ing, book. finding, etc., the msnufscture o
blaak books promptly, aud at the loves
prices. h'spoouuiiy:
Delawsrs trinting DC mpsny
HESNI TAYLOR, President.
EDW ABDF. JAMES,
of.8t s-.rrstsrg an Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

No1IUX-I. THOMAS CRAWFORD
IN the ownor and Ocsupsnt Of the hous,
situated st ava tJrar 20 st.. In the LIST wari o
the city Of Wilm lnR Ton county OF NowCastl'
and State Of Lelawsre, in compliance uitr
the reQuirementaof the aots Of the 3ensra
Assembly in such case made and provided
do hereby give notioe that shall apply ir
writing - the Usurt Of General Sessions o.
the Posce and jail Delivery, Of
tho state OF Delaware. 10 and for New Gas
tie County on h Ondey, the 2ist day OF nov
a. ID, 1857 beirg tho next term OF said
Oourt, for q license for said hou'e as au inn o.
tavern, for the sale therein Of intoxicating
liquors 10 less Qusntit,oi than o1e quart, tt
be drunk on the premises, ard the following
resr eo table citizens OF said ward recon
mend tho said application, vis:-
Jobn mealey A Wilhelm
Herman Lanss Hauber
Wm McOArtnsy Morris p Moses
Jno Il Graham J II hyArs
James II har,ins Meyer Meyers
Jscob Sohteber wv Rehl
Jos X Lanae John WAsner
Ohsrlee Lynch Edward Stone
L J. McDanus Albert kewmsyef
uxust Bisrmann James l. Wills
Joseph X sd Michael II bsKey
Dee Il O'Connor Busher
oS-h&w THOMAS CRAWFORD.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Gas ofia
When she became Miss, she chung to Gas orts
10 pria.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

"Thus am doubly srmed-my death
and life,
Ny bxne and antidote are both before
me-
Whether to sit alone suffering with
neuralgia
Or buy one bottle OF Salvation OIL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
GIT TNE BEST PENCR.

Farmers OF New CASTLE County, We aek
you now to .ubscrios for stock In the Nes
Uss.,e County Hedge Company. st o.
holders have the test advantages. Ths
agents viii call upon yeu 80 to receive
your tubscri ptions. The company viii most
assurdIy bo organized thiG fal,;0o not fail u
have stock In IL. ANY information In rola
tion to either fence OF stock will be cheer
fully given by other Of the undersigued
addressed to the Clayton House, Whining.
ton, Del. SAMUEL JOHNSON,
SOLOMON HERSEY,
THOMAS ROBINSON,
ROBERT McFAHLIN,
ssotf Agents layton Hedge Company.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

NoTl~01' ~
All persons who irtend buying monu:
meats, head aud foot stones for departed
friones, would do veil to call on John IL.
Malone, Uslawsrs avenue and Jefferson cts
VIVA 10 selling oct belsw cost, TO nsbe I'm
provsnssts In tho business. L,tterins free
Of osArssS. eoim
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

The Thousands Of
Dollars That Come
tous Saturday are
10 Go Right Into
the Pockets of our
Cutters and Work.
people. Do you
Know we Have ll9
Men Constantly
Cuttlng ana lrIm-
ming Clothing?
Making the Thous-
ands of Outside
WorkpeopIe Busy,
Busy, Busy, Busy
All the Time.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
:, : A. KELLY

q 4ssi ,ls, 9s W. VINES, wbisEiss, at,
'''a' Telephone cal
f2&eo
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

AEuLW aI9HIIN4 -f . Il A. l. L
Vl kinds Of miilwrisht work apply n
WALKkK q hIALiOIT. and and Lombard
,treats. :, ju23s m-dA~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

M lSS FLOkESrlN q TOBIAS,
M Tenhor OF Music,
sio.Ata ll2 East 9th street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-07-08

1891. 1881. 1857.
Premium copies 10 g-tters up OF clubs for the
BALTIMORE W EEkLl SUM-
FIVE COPIES Observation-Disclosures %
Nth an ezra copy oi It's Weekly Suu
year.
Win an exr" copy vi The W eek, Sun
one Year, aud one copy VI Tie DAiy
SIu three taUutus.
FlF fhEN COPIES 1890. ........... ..-..... sl5 90
With an extra copy OF the evk.y Sun
one year, and one copy oi the Dany
sun SIX months.
tn ENIl COPIES ................... 800 90
W ith an extra cUpt o! the W erklJ Sun
one year, aad oar copy of the DAILY
Sun uine months.
lHlh CUflEo ...-...-........ -.".......S3O W
With an extra copy vi The W. ky Sun
aud oue cop. ot the Daily Sun year.
When mailed 10 Europe aud other postal
union coUuIrIcs, 81 IS tor twelve tnoatas. No
deviation II oui published terms. Address
\. ). AbE.L CO. Publishers
sun IRON BUILDiNH
BALIlhORE, ND.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-07-08
Profitable Eanuring.

T. F. Baker, Of Cumberland, n. j.,
gave an account at the meeting Of the
New Jersey Horticultural Society. held
at Camden, in January, of his success
full manufacture and use of fertilizers
in raising vegetables for market, which
for enriehing and deepening his soil,
in connection with subsoiling, increas-
ed the receipts OF his farm from $1,75OI
to $1,000, for one years sales alone,
besides what was consumed at home.
His high manuring and thorough til
lage enabled him to produce crops from
one to two weeks earlier than others,
which, with their good quality, brought
high prices. We give the substance of
his statement to show that very high
manuring is the most profitable in
raising garden vegetables.
He used rs loads of manure in mix
ture with one ton of fine bone, or of
reliable fertilizer, thus saving about
$40 an acre by the combination. Such
manuring, 40 or SO loads to the acre,
gave good crops and handsome profits.
He applied fertilizers alone at the rate
of one or one and half tons per acre,
for garden crops in spring. This seems
a large amount, but it is less than an
ounce to the square foot. By the time
the market was overstocked with any
crop, his early supply was harvested,
and he was ready for another crop,the
one manuring answering for both. It
is probable that the thorough inter-
mixture given by the tillage of the
first crop, rendered the manure more
efficient for the second than for the
first. Light sol, mixed well and worked
over with marsh muck at the rate of
one to three, has answered well to use
in the drill.
The 40 to SO loads of manure re-
quired for an acre, would cost from
$40 to 500, besides drawing and spread
ing, the whole amounting to 500,
which would purchase two tons of
good fertilizers, or ton and half of
Peruvian guano, and Mr.. Baker says:
eff any gardener will apply either of
these fertilizers alongside of the ma
nure, dollar for dollar, I wager the
crop that the fertilizer will give the
earliest, largest, and therefore the best
paying crop" His land is a sandy
loan with clay subsoil, and is evil
IDENTIFY of kind the most benefited by
such fertilizers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-07-08
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